[ConservativeMind]

Take the ship. Lock up all the crew with hard labor.

[PeterPrinciple]

As recently as January 2024, Johor Police’s unexploded ordnance team was called out to deal with aged, rusted artillery shells found at the scrapyard where Chuan Hong 68 offloaded her cargo. This included two 130mm shells - roughly equivalent to a 5.25-inch gun, of which HMS Prince of Wales had eight - and 55 aging 40mm shells, the standard size for the “pom-pom” antiaircraft guns used by the Royal Navy in WWII.

The MMEA has not released an update on the case over the course of the intervening 12 months, and Chuan Hong 68 has repeatedly returned to the same operating area northeast of the Singapore Strait, often disappearing from AIS for weeks at a time. This is the same region

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After the war there were tons of ammunition and supplies dumped. maybe, maybe not? evidence besides two shells?

[Chickensoup]

what is the problem here? Are sunken ships considered non salvagable?

[Political Junkie Too]

How would the Chinese like having parts of their Great Wall demolished by outsiders?

-PJ

[P.O.E.]

Despicable.

[rfp1234]

Darn. I thought headline said Drudge was arrested.

[Captainpaintball]

The chinese need to be destroyed.

[Rinnwald]

Technically, sunken naval ships remain the property of the country they served. As many are saying, they are war grave sites and must not be disturbed.

[SharpenedEdge]

A single Mk 48 could solve this problem. Permanently.